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The SB50 Flush Mounting Bracket? I have it! Trying to figure out how to mount it!Check out Wits end for some mounts.
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The SB50 Flush Mounting Bracket? I have it! Trying to figure out how to mount it!Check out Wits end for some mounts.
I got those EVO wheels also recently. It did take forever but they look great. I haven't installed them yet and was also going for the KO2s. Are those the 18" wheels? What size tire did you get in the KO2s? My truck is also magnetic grey so I really like the way yours turned out. Looks great! I might have a few other questions for you about the install but I'll send you a message to not derail your thread.
I like those Trekboxxes. They got the cargo barrier, which is a necessity to prevent one of my dogs from eating the back seat. I've also been looking at AirDownGearUp, but as of now they do not have the divider as an option. With two dogs, I think I need the full width cargo area unfortunately. Sorry friends - you'll have to get your own ride!Trekboxx was kicking around an idea for a half drawer/fridge system with top shelving and a divider. I liked that idea because sometimes I want to use at least one of the third row seats or give my dog space from floor to roof. Much easier to get 5 adults or 6 with a kid if you got that extra jump seat on the right side. Or literally I need the space for hauling items of various heights. I would just throw a cooler or a Plano box instead of a fridge but I like the idea of a half drawer/storage/divider/shelf system. Maybe a suggestion or my thoughts. Or maybe you could make that happen and then share pictures before I actually do it like the wheels and tires above. Lol.
Thanks @04UZJ100! The ride is a bit firmer and handles quite a bit better than stock, yet still manages to stay within the 'plush' range. I've used various bilstein products and they seem much firmer by comparison to the FCP's. I'm not sure if it's the vehicle or the suspension, but this rig eats up moderate terrain. My kid actually slept in the back seat through 20-30 minutes of gnarly large rocky/gravel switch-backs in Big Sur with this setup. That's as good a testament as anything!F**** that looks great! How did you like the ride with your springs and the tires? Better than stock?
Where did you order the EC wheels from and what was the lead time?